This week, James T. Miller, Associate Director of Career Services at St. Xavier University, live from the San Diego National Career Development Association conference. He's my guest this week and will pop up several times on the show in the upcoming months.
James shares his experiences working with Gen Z students, emphasizing their potential, resiliency, and the value of learning from failure.
He draws analogies between Gen Z’s mindset and Formula One racing, highlighting their need for speed and efficiency.
James also discusses adjusting to industry changes, particularly in fields like Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion.
He wraps up by discussing current challenges and opportunities at his institution, particularly for Latinx students navigating changes in FAFSA regulations.
02:02 Discussing Gen Z and Career Challenges
04:46 The Value of Failure and Resilience
09:15 Adapting to Changing Job Markets
13:41 Challenges in Higher Education
14:43 Conclusion and Contact Information
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